Instructional Design: Storyboarding
1h 15mBeginner2014-04-30
Authors
Daniel Brigham
Creating training in the academic and corporate spheres for 20 years
Course details
Want to talk about making your instructional design process more efficient? It's time to talk about storyboarding. Storyboards help designers, teachers, and developers collaborate and translate their ideas into relevant elearning experiences. Daniel Brigham shows you three common methods for storyboarding: using text, mockups, and rapid-prototyping tools. Discover what storyboarding can do for your elearning, and best practices for sharing storyboards with others.
Learning objectives
Benefits of storyboarding
Creating an opening slide
Storyboarding an animated-content slide
Storyboarding a scenario and scenario feedback
Publishing your project
Sharing storyboards and incorporating feedback
Learning objectives
Benefits of storyboarding
Creating an opening slide
Storyboarding an animated-content slide
Storyboarding a scenario and scenario feedback
Publishing your project
Sharing storyboards and incorporating feedback
Skills covered
StoryboardingMotion Graphics and VFXAnimation and IllustrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should know before watching this course
- 03 - Using the exercise files
1. Overview of Storyboarding
- 04 - What is a storyboard
- 05 - Benefits of storyboarding
- 06 - Core concepts of storyboarding
- 07 - Understanding when to start
- 08 - Exploring the course project
2. Text-Based Storyboarding
- 09 - Understanding text-based storyboards
- 10 - Storyboarding an opening slide
- 11 - Storyboarding an animated-content slide
- 12 - Storyboarding a scenario
- 13 - Storyboarding scenario feedback
3. Mock-Up Storyboarding
- 14 - Understanding mock-up storyboarding
- 15 - Storyboarding an opening slide
- 16 - Storyboarding an animated-content slide
- 17 - Storyboarding a scenario
- 18 - Storyboarding scenario feedback
4. Rapid-Prototype Storyboarding
- 19 - Understanding rapid prototyping
- 20 - Prototyping an opening slide
- 21 - Prototyping an animated-content slide
- 22 - Prototyping a scenario
- 23 - Prototyping scenario feedback
5. Addressing Common Challenges
- 24 - Publishing your project
- 25 - Sharing your storyboards with others
- 26 - Editing storyboards based on feedback
Conclusion
- 27 - Next steps